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Lexus Lease Deals

Lexus car leasing is a great way to drive a brand-new car without having to pay the full purchase price. Here you can find our latest Lexus lease deals. With FVL, you can talk to real car experts for help finding the right model in the Lexus range.

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LEASING A LEXUS

Since it’s founding Lexus has went on to become a globally successful carmaker and is now the largest selling premium car brand in Japan. FVL have great leasing deals to suit your needs. Take a look at our best Lexus options.

A Bit About Lexus

Lexus is the luxury vehicle division of the Japanese automaker Toyota. The brand was founded in 1989 and is Japan’s largest-selling range of premium cars.

In 1983 Toyota chairman Eiji Toyoda challenged Toyota to build the world's best car; the project named F1 (Flagship One) developed the Lexus LS400. 

Voluntary export restraints in the 1980s with the USA allowed Japan’s Motor Manufacturers to sell luxury cars to the American market.

Honda, Mazda, and Nissan all produced premium brands. Toyota took a step back and researched the American luxury car market; Toyota’s market research concluded that a separate brand and sales channel was needed to present its new car.

Toyota brought a large team of leading marketing companies together to find the name for this new car; eventually, they settled on Lexus on the LS400, which debuted at the American International Auto Show in Detroit in 1989; later in the year, the first vehicles were sold.

The Lexus LS400 enhanced its reputation in the motoring press; the car was praised for its quietness, well-appointed and ergonomic interior, engine performance, build quality, aerodynamics, fuel economy and value for money.

In 1990 Lexus launched into the United Kingdom, and its famous advert of a 50 pence piece balanced on the V8 four-litre engine was part of its successful marketing strategy. The success was soon followed by the ES300 saloon and the Lexus SC400 Grand Tourer.

1996 Lexus launched its first sports utility vehicle, the LX450, on the crossover SUV RX300 in 1998 along with the Lexus IS200; with its straight-six, 2-litre engine, and iconic circular “Altezza” lights. This car took the small compact executive car market by storm.

LEXUS ES SALOON 300h 2.5 4dr CVT [Premium Pack]

Our Lexus Range

Before choosing the Lexus you plan to lease, we recommend determining your budget. Calculate what you can afford each month and the maximum amount you can spend. Once you've found the right deal, be sure to speak to us and be guided through the process. Whichever Lexus you choose, you’ll benefit from expert assistance every step of the way, a full warranty from Lexus and no depreciation on your new car!

Get your blistering Lexus car leasing deal from FVL today by choosing a model from our Lexus range.

Disclaimer: Please note that the specifications listed below were correct at the time of writing and based on availability. Specs and availability should always be checked before agreeing to our leasing deals.

Electric

The Lexus UX300e is the smallest crossover model in the Lexus line-up; Lexus describes it as a” bold and stylish design that blends expressive bodywork with a compact size”. 

With a luxurious well-specified interior,  Lexus claims the  54.3 kWh lithium-ion battery range on a full charge is 249 miles.

Plug-In-Hybrid (PHEV)

The Lexus NX 450H+ uses a conventional petrol engine and electric motor powered by a battery that can be recharged through the hybrid system or by connecting to an electricity supply; the large battery gives the NX 450H a range of 40 miles in pure EV mode.

With a plug-in hybrid, there are two power sources: a conventional petrol engine and a rechargeable electric battery. 

It can perform as an electric car when fully charged by selecting EV mode as the battery depletes. It combines the petrol engine with Lexus’s self-charging hybrid technology and uses whatever power source for the best efficiency.

Self-Charging Hybrid

With a self-charging hybrid, the moment you turn on the engine, the Lexus self-charging hybrid will be ready without any need to plug in or overnight charge.

Lexus self-charging hybrids have two power sources: a petrol engine and an electric battery; as you drive the car, it combines the petrol and electric power, seamlessly switching between the two.

Most of the time, while driving, the battery is charging, and when you slow down or stop, the regenerative braking system recovers even more energy. Lexus self-charging hybrids never need to be plugged in.

The self-charging range from Lexus includes the UX 250 H Hybrid SUV is the most compact SUV in the range; it comes with a 2-litre petrol hybrid engine. Four trim levels are available as two-wheel drive or 4x4, and fuel consumption ranges between 46 and 53 mpg depending on the model variant.

The ES 300h hybrid is a sleek luxury saloon which comes with a 2.5-litre hybrid petrol engine giving 51 to 53 mpg fuel consumption. There are four model trims to choose from: the E S Premium Edition, E S Premium Pack, the F Sport and the top-of-range Takumi.

RX hybrid SUV is Lexus’s largest five-seat SUV with a 3.5-litre petrol engine. This all-wheel drive automatic-only luxury SUV has four trim levels.

The entry-level RX Premium gives you 20” alloy wheels, a 12.3 “touchscreen multimedia display, Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto® intelligent front and rear parking sensors, 2-way power lumbar support for the driver and smart keyless entry. The RX also comes with the Lexus safety system, which includes a pre-collision system, dynamic radar cruise control, roadside assist lane, tracing assist and automatic high beam.

The flagship coupé LC 500H comes with a 3.5-litre hybrid petrol engine and 2 electric motors with a combined output of 354bhp and 34.8mpg.

Powered by Lexus multi-stage hybrid the LC500H revolutionises how hybrids perform. The V6 3.5 litre engine offers incredible linear acceleration using a continual variable transmission (CVT) 10-speed electronic gearbox.

There is an optional 5.0litre V8 471bhp version available with a claimed 0-60mph in 3.0 seconds and an LC 500 (Petrol) Convertible 

The range completes with a luxurious LS500H saloon available in two or four-wheel drive.

Lexus aims to offer electrified versions of all its models by 2025.

First Vehicle Leasing: Lease Your New Lexus Today

Lexus is a progressive brand, and there is no doubt that leasing a Lexus i is an excellent choice, offering a high level of technology and engineering for the price.

One of the main advantages of Personal or Business Contract Hire is that it can help you budget more effectively. Your monthly payments are fixed, so you'll always know exactly how much you need to set aside. This can be particularly useful if you're worried about your expenses increasing.

Other benefits of choosing a Contract Hire deal include a low initial payment and the ability to personalise your lease to suit your needs. Plus, with many different Lexus models available on lease, you can get a higher-specification car for your budget.

So, if you're considering leasing your next car, check out the best First Vehicle Leasing PCH deals.

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  • Is it smart to lease a Lexus?

    Definitely! With the amount of money that new cars can lose, leasing a Lexus makes a lot of sense. If you are not fussed about owning the vehicle at the end, it can be the cheapest way to get into a brand new Lexus.

  • Is Lexus a good brand?

    Since it’s founding, Lexus has went on to become a globally successful carmaker and is now the largest selling premium car brand in Japan. Lexus offers an innovative and visually stunning selection of cars and have carved themselves a very successful position as a premium brand in the car leasing sector.

  • What is car leasing?

    Car leasing is simply a longer hire of a new car using a credit contract for a set period, usually between 2 and 4 years. They offer low fixed monthly rental payments until the end of the contract, and then you hand the car back.

  • What are the benefits of car leasing?

    New cars. The value of car leasing lets you drive the latest new cars for less, meaning warranty cover, the newest technology and safety advancements. It also protects the hirer from residual loss and market uncertainty plus the costs that ageing cars can give.

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